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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Philip Wolfe, Jr., to Charles A. Young-Souti
quarter OF lot l. block and O. Twentieth ant
and Twenty-frst streets; 81 700.
Annette Plitting to NJ. 5. Beecher-South hal
Of lot 5, n and 0, Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets; 81.
Richard Allin to Elk Grove Masonic Associa
t1on-Two acres in section !, township 6 north
range east; Ct.
W. NJ. Lyon to W. II. Wood-Undivided two
fifth interest of west 40 feet of lot D. and east 201
feet of west So feet of same lot. and north D fee
of east % feet of west 65 feet of lot s. and soutl
20 feet of west So feet of lot 6, block l and J
Front and Second streets; 81.
W. II. Wood to W. A, Curtis and R. P. Burr
Same property; grant.
David Upton and Catherine Upton to Ell
Grove Masonic Cemetery Association-One anC
half acres in section l, township e north, rangt
5 east; SIf4.
Clinton L. White to V. s McClatchy-Undi
vided one-fourth interest in block and l
Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth streets; bloch
II and l. Twenth-ninth and Thirtieth streets
lots and 6, block H and |. Twenty seventh an(
Twenty-eighth streets; lot 4, block and X
and L, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets. an6
lots !, 3 and 1, block J ana X, Twenty second
ana Twenty-third streets; grant
I. b. Hall to S. McClatchy-Undiyided one
fourth interes. in lots 5, 6, and s, block II an(
/, Twenty-siXth and Twenty -seyelth streets
grant.
Filed December 81, 1887
II A. Snider to J. q. and w. W. Norris-Lot 2
block o and P, Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets; grant.
P. Wolf aud T. J. Pennish to G. Norris-Lot
!, block p and Q, Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets grant.
S. II. Davis to Henry Observation-Disclosures
one-half interest in east 40 feet of west 1l0 feet
of lot 4, block J. and VI, Front and Second
streets; grant.
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CIunie Onera House.

Sunday and Monday evenings next and
at Monday matinee the McKanlass Min
strels and Colored Specially Company will
appear at the Opera House. McKanlass,
who heads the troupe, appeared here two
or three years ago, and will be remembered
as by all odds " the best banioist of the
day. He is an accomplished musician and
q graduate of the College of Music, Gin
cinnati. The company has twenty mem
bers, and in addition full brass band.
The press of cities where the troupe has
appeared speak of it in warm commenda-
ton. 1t is announced. as matter of which
to be proud that this is the only colored
company that ever gained permission to
give minstrel performance in that very
exclusive dramatic temple, the Tabor Grand
Opera House of Denver. The prices for
the engagement are low, and the box office
opens Saturday morning.
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EDS. RECORD UNION: Noticing your re.
marks in this mornings issue upon Small
pox and Chinatown" will say that the City
Board of Health is not unmindful of its
duties regarding the danger from small
pox now prevailing in San Francisco and
other portions of the State. Tue Health
Officer and Sanitary Inspector have re.
Gently made a thorough inspection of
Chinatown, and will be watchful of any
case that may be introduced here. So far,
fortunately, none have appeared. As a
safeguard, we advise all unprotected per
sons to be yaccinated
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Z. C. Jobson went to lone yesterday
morning.
Mrs. B. Cohen went below yesterday
afternoon.
/ The McKaalass Colored Speciality Troupe
passed through the city yesterday.
| 3. U. Steinman and wife came up from
Los Angeles after weeks visit there.
Captain Charles Aull and wife came
down from Folsom yesterday afternoon.
James Forbes and wife went to Ogden
yesterday to spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
Ex-Governor George C. Perkins and
Judge benson went to San Francisco yes
terday.
Charles Eldred, wife and family and Miss
Julia Shelby, went to the Bay on the local
| yesterday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Noltemeier, of San Francisco,
is spending the holidays with her sister.
Mrs. j. H. Todd, of this city.
Miss Maude Desimone who has been
visiting in this city for the past few months,
returned to her home in San Jose yesterday
morning.
G. II. Stephenson, the popular ticket
agent for the Southern Pacific COMPANY at
Sacramento, went to Ogden yesterday to
spend Christmas with friends. He will re-
turn in about week.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Il. S. Davidson, San Francisco; James E.
French. Robert Hector, Placer county;
L. d. Morton, San Francisco; L. A. Merritt,
w. 8. Galisle, j. C. Ball, Woodland: I.
Danielwitz, San Francisco; Miss L Wilson
Jackson Hatch, Red Bluff; Mrs NJ. L.
Ritts. Stockton; f. f. Chase. Auburn;
Joseph Sims, Mrs. W Ross and family
Sacramento county Miss Howver, Alta.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: E. P hampton, Woodland; f. S.
Rowland, Cincinnati, O.; T. W. Wads-
worth and wife, Red Bluff: I. Wilkinson,
Chicago; A. Bergoin, II. L. Judell, San
Francisco; w. F. Shipman, Alameda
L. Morrison's Dramatic Company: L.
Morrison, e. Stevens, L. Cooper, George
Barnum, e. J. Abrahams, Miss r. Morri-
son, Miss f. Roberts, Miss L. Barnum;
Rollo Hale, Massachusetts; F. F. Hollister,
F. B. Houston, CORTLAND; z. G. Hum
phrey, Gait; George F. Eberhard, Cleve-
land, o.; NJ. N. Sherman, wife and child
San Francisco; Col. c. McMahan, Dixon
Mrs Fl. Gaist and child, Oakland: Charles
Lounlay, J. f. Kennedy, J. ]. Scrivner,
J. S. Tibbals.
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H. L. Nichols, N. D.,
Secretary City Board of Health

THE Doc PoIsoNER.-The dog -poisoner
has again made his appearance, this time
in the vicinity of Tenth and II streets, a
very valuable dog belonging to G. w. Carey
being poisoned. If the parties that are
doing this kind of work are caught they
should be punished to the full extent of
the law.
ESCAPED FROM PBIsoN.-A dispatch re-
ceived last evening from Folsom SAYS
d" Martin Ryan, doing fifteen years from
San Joaquin county, hid under car and
made good his escape"
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INVESTIGATING RIVER WATER.-The Sig
nal Service Department has undertaken TO
ascertain, in the interests of the United
States Geological Survey, in charge of
Major Powell, the amount of matter held in
solution in various rivers in the United
States, and for this purpose has selected
seven stations, one of which is Sacramento.
Sergeant Barwick, in charge of the Signal
Service Station in this city. has been in
structed to take on the 9th of each month
during the coming year three gallons of
water from the river, allow it to settle for a
day or more, evaporate it by boiling until
reduced to one quart or less, place the resi-
due in tin can and forward the same to
Washington for analysis.
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HIssiIbss MISUNDERSTANDING
Charles N. ampbell-Furniture.
San Francisco Savings Union.
Weinstock & Lubin-GOld watches
To Let--Modern cottage.
Notice-Information wanted.
Ten dollars reward.
For Sale-Improved and unimproved prop
erty.
For Sale-2O0O standard books.
The Yankee Grocers-Special bargains.
Notice-Southern Pacific Co. s timetable.
Felter, Son d Co.-Wines and liquors.
Red House-ChristInas sale.
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CAUTION piano but the Mathushek
has the tuning pins pushed into a solid
iron frame. For this reason are the best
and most durable for this climate See
them at Cooper's music store Seventh and
] streets.
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Tnrkevs, Tnrkers,

A fine lot of corn-fed Xmas turkeys were
received this morning at Morgan & Lud-
lows, 1923 II street. Leave your orders
early, so that you may secure the first
choice.
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Veteran Odd Fellows.

The Order of Odd Fellows in this city is
a large and growing organization, there be-
ing a dozen or more lodges, all of them
large in point of numbers, and embracing
in their membership the leading members
of the community. The Veteran Odd Fell
lows is an organization, one of the qualifi-
tons of which is to have been member
of the Order for twenty years. In this city
they have membership Of 141, and their
principal feature is an annual banquet,
when the " old vets assemble around the
banquet board and have good time At
their meeting last evening over 100 were
present. The retiring President, H. B.
Nielsen, was presented with q hand
some Past Presidents badge. 1t con-
sists of a solid gold shield, on its face
the emblems of the Order, and on
the reverse side appropriately engraved.
At the conclusion of their meeting they
marched to John Haub's restaurant, where
they were all seated at a most sumptuous
banquet, the eatables being of the choicest
kinds, and in great variety. One thing
noticeable at these annual feasts is The alb
sence of wine. President Hopkins pre-
sided, and the Turner Harmonic, which
was present, enlivened the evening with
choice selections of vocal music President
Hopkins proved himself to be very happy
toast-master. Short speeches was the rule.
Addresses were made by the following: S.
B. Smith, f. R. Dray, R. H. Petit, John
Talbot, Richmond Davis, ]. H. Arnold,
J. b. Dean, David Upton, W. F. Norcross,
B. Wilson, P. F. Dolan, Henry Hill, J..
Fraley, ]. Hill. C. II. Krebs, Oscar Hardig,
H. i. Nielsen, F. ]. Clark, W. D. Stalker,
Thomas c. Jones and others.
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New lake (Alichigan) whitefish, large and
fat, three for % cents, at T. H. Cook & Co.,
corner Eighth snd streets.
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LIGHT California bacon and Californ; a
hams only 10 cents per pound, at Big Tree
Store, corner Eighth and streets.
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CALL and leave your orders for Christmas
turkeys at the Big Tree Store. They will
have the choicest and cheapest as usual.
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HOMEMADE BREAD.

MFRS. EERLIN, CORNER OF TENTH AND
M + streets, has opened Branch Bakery at
convenience of downtown patTons. WEDDING
CAKES and other varieties of Fancy Cakes a
specially. d2-3nlm
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Pianos None will be found to witb-
stand this climate so we'll as the CHECKER.
ing. L. K. Hammer. sole agent, $40 ] st $,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mENrIoN.

Metropolitan Theater-" Her Atonemcnt" to-
light.
Special meeting-w Washington Lodge tonight.
W. C. T. U.-This afternoon.
Circle No. 2, l. ofG. A. R., meets to night.
Enthusiastically Council o. c. +.
Special Court-Sacrsmento A. o. T.
Pioneer Assembly, K. of L.-Tc-night.
Notice-Sumner Relief Corps.
Christmas Ball-Turner Hall.
Card-Wallack Minstrel Club.
Clunie Opera House-December 18th and 26th.
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HOLIDAY GOODS and toys at auction from
till 4, and from till 10, every evening
during the week, at 307 J street. Bell &
CO. auctioneers
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 21-By Rev. R. L. Nj
Hatton, at the residence OF the brides sister
". C. Barrett to Thursey Thompson, both of
Sacramento. Dixon and Vacaville papers
please copy.)
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GOLD WATCHES.

We have number of fine Gold Watches IA to
I8-karat cases, standard movements in both
ladies' and mems sizes, $32 SO to $Ioo.
Those desiring goods of this kind will do well to
see ours before buying elsewhere.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
A fine collection of Mems Leather Cigar Cases.
for the pocket, IS 20 styles, from ST. to
81 So Appropriate Holiday gifts for smokers
Elderly Ladies Dress Caps are of white illusion,
handsomely made, with damond-shape backs,
full high trimming to face, So IS.
The same style in black and white illusion COM
bned, ST.
Many others in all black lace dotted chenille and
satin ribbon trimmings, 81, 81 IS, ST IS,
s. 50, So and So 50.
Colgates large 4-ounce bottles of his new popular
'Speciosa' Perfume, 90 cents
Cashmere Bouquet Soap 81 cents cake.
Gold plated Jewelry for men, ladies and children
Real Meerschaum Pipes, S. IS to 81 50 Cigar
holders, IS cents to 81.
More Gold Canes, knob and crook handles S. to
SIS Heavy us-handle Canes for elderly
men, 81, SIS and Sc.
Fancy Stand Lamps, with fancy metal bronze and
porcelain bases and variety of fancy-shaped
and coored globes
Hanging Lamps inperhaps dozen styles, up to SI2.
Ladies Fine Silk Umbrellas in fancy handles of
ivory silver, gold and oxidzed metals Prices
range from s. 50 to S1o
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Weinstock 4 kubiu
100. 4o2. 4o4. Aoe. 4oe. 4lo X St.. Sacramen
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CH1LDRES's silk plush Normandy bonnets
for holiday presents; prices, 80 cents 10
81 30. Ladies and misses fine dress hats,
from S. to $50. All silk baby ribbon, Is
cents per bolt; black satin ribbon, two
inches wide, 5 cents per yard No 16 satin
and gros-grain ribbon Is cents. Millinery
Department, Red House.
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IL strolling about town one wonders how
so many holiday goods are used, as every
window is filled with something to attract
the passer-by. The articles in the Red
House show window drew our attention by
the low prices and excellent quality of the
goods displayed. Handsome colored bor-
dered haadkerchiefs, only s, 10 and 12l
cents; all linen, with colored borders, in
the most unique designs, 20 and % cents !;
embroidered and scolloped-edge handker-
chiefs, IS cents; silk embroidered, with
white centers and tinted borders, 81 35. All
silk ribbons, No. 16, in different colors, Is
cents. Silk fans, tipped with feathers with
small, hsnd-painted flowers in the center.
Upon stepping inside we were amazed to
see such wonderful display of choice
goods.
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EASTERN frozen oysters. oranges, nuts,
fruits, poultry, game of all kinds, etc.. at
Morgan & Ludlow's, 102S II street.
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Buy your wife Mage for Xmas. A
full assortment at 613 < street.
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MAGE RANGES, the peoples choice al
Chamberlin's, 6l3 K street.
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We now have in stock large variety of
tinware for the holidays. At Red House.
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Xmas Trees. Xmas Trees.
Cn1InRrN,s an nlnsh Normandu honn

Leave your orders with Morgan & Lud-
low, 1923 H street, for Xmas trees. A large
assortment to select from.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

GPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES, OPERA AND
y Field Glasses, etc, at Lowest Prices. Gold
Spectacles, from 81 so upwards. Gold Eye
Glasses, from 81 upwards. Testing the eyes,
free. Perfect fitting warranted. Steel and Rub
Der Spectacles and Eyeglasses, from Is cents
upwards Our goods are carefully selected and
superior to all others sold on this coast. PACIFIC
OPTICAL INSTITUTE, S25 street. SPIN
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|. BOYSEN,

/ tween Third and Fourth, Sacramento City.
Photographs enRueled and finished in the
latest style Small Pictures enlarged to any
size and finished in India Ink, Water Color or
Grsyon. Satisfaction guaranteed n1e3ptf
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Gold-plated Jewelry for men, ladies and children
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Real Meerschaum Pipes, S. IS to s. so; Cigar
holders, IS cents to 81.
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Auction Sale
business ADVERTISEMENTS.

". H. sherburn-Friday.
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More Gold Canes, knob and crook handles, S. tc
SIS. Heavy Walrus-handle Canes, for elderly
men, So, SIS and Sc.
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Colgate's large 4-ounce bottles of his new popul
''Speciosa" Perfume, 90 cents
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 81 cents a cake.
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1t viii now be the proper caper for the
police to make an example of some one.
The question is, will they do it?
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18
LoWIy But Aspiring.

Mine may not be the shining OF the SUM-,
Lighting the pathway of great worlds
afar
No more the moons full light, when day Is
done,
Nor vet the golden twinkIing of a star
But If a glow-worm's soft and steady light
BE only mine to give 1t sweet content
A tiny glow-worm's fire In the night
To break the gloom for some poor pilgrim
sent,
Perchance in ways Times sanity feet have
1 still may light some soul to Heaven and
Godi
Mine may not be the beauty OF the rose,
Fragrant and fresh with mornings dewy
balm,
Nor orange blossoms pure as falling SHOWS,
And sweet as ever strain OF wedding
psalm
But ifin lowliness my whole life through
A lily of the valley / may be-
A lily Of the valley to a few
In some Spring hour In gladness drawn
to me,
I still may hope through Gods good will
and grace
To WOO some soul to seek and ind his race
I am what God has made me, and / know
1 have a place and time, a work and way
So with a happy heart l would bestow
MY humber need of blessings while
may,
Content each golden day to find my place,
Do well my work, and mark my way
with love,
To be what God would have me, by hi
grace,
serenely climbing to the hills above,
And there at His great blessing, l shal
see
Crowned ones won to their crowning by M
plea,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18
Music Without Charms.

DR.. johnson being at a concert, and
very l~nattentive while a celebrated vio-
llnist was performing a solo, a musical
friend, to induce him to take greater
notice OF what was going on, told him
how extremely difficult it was. "Sir,"
replied the doctor, "I could wish 1t
were impossible"
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18
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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18

uood breeding is a letter of credit all
over the world.
"A 6-months-old child, weighing
only two and one-half pounds, is a sub
ject of curiosity near Capac. Mich.
In stock breeding, blood from the
sire, beauty from the dam. should be
the rule.
1t Is a mistake to set up your own
standard of right and wrong and judge
people accordingly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18

HARD TIMES FRUIT CAKE,-Two
cups of dried apples, soaked over
night, chopped rather coarse, three
cups of molasses. n egg, two-thirds
Of a cup of butter, one teaspoonful Of
soda, all kinds of spice, -four as you
would cup cake.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18

"WHAT do we have a weeks yaca-
ton in the Spring for2" asked one lit
tie slx-year-old schoolgirl of another.
"Oh,' answered her mate. perhaps
that is so we "a have a week to take
Spring medicine in"
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-18

Beekeepers will lnd profit in the red
raspberry, both as a honey and a fruit
bearing plant.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-19

State Home Missionary Society, to aid in
the Characterization of the Chinese, to Sc
cure the passage and enforcement of Sun
day laws, the establishment of depository
for religious books and literature and the
success of the church building fund en-
terprise And after it had served its day,
bravely waged holy war against the evils
and systems that opposed the Gospel and
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, laid
foundations for institutions that would
grow and flourish to bless both the Church
and State; it passed into the wider spheres
of the same great kingdom it had striven
TO build up, by transmitting its spirit,
name and heritage to the General Associa-
ton of the Congregational Churches of
California.